Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-10

Inc bellalTe Nail WORKS Is occupying It's
new labratory.
Mrs. Al. Thompson will leave this week
for Cleveland TO Join her husband, who is
working in that city.
Most OF our people have begun to clean
up their places of abode.
When the Interstate Commerce bill
went into effect it was the means Of de-
stroying most all the trade of the upper
Wharf-6Oat and the steamer Telegram, but
the rulings of the Commission have since
been favorable for these two, and it is
thought that things will be arranged so
that rates will be right for the suffering
parties. Under the law as it ut present
j., freight to this city from New York on
stationery and the like, is IL cents q hun
dred cheaper than formerly.
The old boiler Of the upper ferry-boat
is being taken apart to he used rs scrap
metal.
A new advertising register will be put
in the Office of the Windsor Hotel.
Col. T. H. Taylor will hold an examiDa-
ton at his home in Cambridge on the 29th
for the consideration of applicants who
will contest for the vacancy that exists in
the Navy from this district.
Miss Aggie Hanlon, of GAINESVILLE, was
in the city visiting friends last week.
A natural gas main is being laid on
Thirty. second street between Belmont and
Guernsey street.
Editor Hamilton and wife, of the
WOodsfield Spirit Of Democracy, were in
the city seeing friends on Friday.
Everything about the Bellaire Nail
Works is running smoothly.
The damage done by the fire at the
Water Works power house has been re-
paired.
A lady from Wheeling has opened a res
taurant in the building vacated by Mrs.
ThOs. Hyatt.
Henry, the photographer, has removed
into his new quarters on Thirty-secOnd
street.
There will be communion services in the
Episcopal Church this morning.
Below is n complete list Of the presents
given at the Lippert-S Somehow wedding:
Two handsomely engraved napkin rings,
Ledria Smith, Bellaire; ice cream set, A..
Somehow, Wheeling; glass water set,
Minnie Emsheimer, Wheeling; large man
fel ornament, Mrs. l.. s. Bloch, Wheeling;
silver pickle castor, Mrs. l.. Hamburger,
of Cumberland; large oil painting, Mr.. and
Mrs. ~Felsenheld, Aurora, ILL.,. handsome
stationary lamp, Chas. Price and family,
Homecoming, Md; bisque ornament, Ed.
Kingwood, Baltimore; brass centre table,
s.. kmuse and wife, Wheeling; marriage
certificate handsomely framed, Rev. |. L.
Eiseman, Cumberland; set of hisquc fig
ures, Jennie Emsheimer, Wheeling; case OF
silver knives, forks and spoons, S. Some
born and wife, Cumberland; large dressing
case, M. Somehow and wife, Danville,
Virginia; ebony clock and mantel orna-
ments, Heineman Bros, Baltimore; mirror,
Carrie Levy, Wheeling; hi cracker and
picks, Lima Gross, Cumberland; clock,
Mary Gross, Cumberland; plush album, II.
Blum and wife, Bellaire; silver sugar bowl,
Bertha Brilles, Wheeling; silver salt cellar,
Helen Parsley, Cumberland; set of fruit
knives, K. Kline and wife, Wheeling; Com-
plcte set of OxOdized siNc or tableware from
Jonas Somehow and wife, New York; sill
yer card basket, II. Pike, Baltimore; soup
ladle, S. kraus and wife, Wheeling; ala
baster clock, |. Rumbel and wife, Chicago;
silver tea pot, II. Cert, P%ittsburg;
silver castor, salt and pepper cas-;
tor, S. Meyer and ywife, Homecoming,
a handsome sideboird, Mercantile Club,
of Wheeling; chamber set, l.. Somehow,
Wheeling; elegant MikadO chair, Levi
Sonneborn; velvet paTlOr carpet, Lusman
Somehow and wife, Cumberland; sitting
room carpet, Simon Rosenbaum and wife;
two handsome rugs, Rcgcnia and Irving
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MyeT, Philadelphia; two down bed spreads
and tides, s. Kline, Philadelphia; one
half dozen tea spoons, Emil ~Lashausky,
Cumberland; handsome set Of parlOr iurni-
ture from brides parents; toilet set, EN-
hrOidered, Mrs. John r. Cow; pair large
vases, Alex. Meyer and wife; photograph
album, Hon. David Wagner and wife,
West Wheeling; silver butter dish, +.
LeiptZigeT, New York; one dozen fruit
knives, Miss Hannah Keyser, Baltimore;
OXidized silver carving knife and fork,
Mrs. Charles Krausc and wife, of Wheel
ing; gold-lined nut dish and cracker, Mr..
l.. L0wenstcin and wife, of Mansfield, o
marble clock, Fred J.. Rose, of Baltimore;
brass hanging clock, NJ. l.. Somehow,
Cumberland; a pair of fine vases, Nj.
Price and wife, Washington glass fruit dish
and cake stand, Rose Rosenstein, Wheeling;
silver water pitcher, Mrs. II. August, Chi
cago; vase, Cora Carr, Bellaire; peach blow
vase, Fannie Heyman, Wheeling; two
steel engravings, Clara and Nettie Kraus,
Wheeling; silver fruit dish, NJ. Somehow
and wife, Bellairc; peach blow vase, Te-
resa RoSenstcin, Wheeling; silver castor,
Mrs. NJ. Fricdenburg, Bellaire; silver but
ter dish, Mrs. kepener, Bellairc; large
vase, Title Freeman, Baltimore; lace cur
tains for house, with brass and plush cur
tain poles, sisters and brothers of bride;
decorated plate, |. hamburger, Wheeling;
wall pocket, Belle Agnew, Bedford; after
dinner coffee set, J. Il. Mercer and wife,
Bellaire; mirror, Otto Thalhimer, Cam
bridge, Ohio, decorated tea set, Simon
Kline, Wheeling; wardrobe, Lew and Joe
R~osenbaum, Cumberland; complete set of
glassware, Samuel Kline, Wheeling; silver
soup ladle, b. Straus, Philadelphia; silver
cake basket, S. ROsenbaum and wife,
UniontOwn; large silver pyramid, Mrs. +.
Somehow, Baltimore; two chair tides,
Rose Steinfeldt, Wheeling; q large vase,
Savilla and Emma Kraus, Wheeling; silver
cake basket, Il. L~ichtenstein and family,
Cumberland; bed room furniture, Mrs.
Lippel, Cumberland; two large brass vases,
S. NJ. Rice, Wheeling; hand painted toilet
set, Fannie and Belle Jacobs, Wheeling;
hand painted mirror, Glenn Rosenberg;
two silver napkin rings, Mrs. Z. Carroll,
Bellaire.
Reserved seats for "Evangeline" are on
sale at RObinsOn's drug store at regular
Wheeling prices.
Charles Harper, Jr., is back from Pitts
bbrgh, where he has been working
"Bluch' Gallaher has returned from an
extended trip through Pennsylvania.
The United Presbyterian P~resbytery
will meet in this city next Tuesday.
Jon CrOzier, of the Third ward, is seri-
Ously i'll.
Mrs. A. Wiley has fallen heir to a large
farm in Monroe county, by the death of a
relative.
DIED.
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